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CT scan of a bronze head from San Casciano dei Bagni at Paideia International Hospital
Diagnostic imaging at the service of archaeology and restoration: the examination was carried out at the request of restorer Laura

Online booking: Paideia and Mater Dei’s new digital platform is now available
Booking consultations and exams is now even easier, faster and more intuitive. Paideia International Hospital
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CT scan of a bronze head from San Casciano dei Bagni at Paideia International Hospital
Diagnostic imaging at the service of archaeology and restoration: the examination was carried out at the request of restorer Laura Rivaroli to support the study

Online booking: Paideia and Mater Dei’s new digital platform is now available
Booking consultations and exams is now even easier, faster and more intuitive. Paideia International Hospital and Mater Dei General Hospital are introducing a new online

Paideia International Hospital: Oncology earns PERLA Certification and wins the PERLA Award
The Oncology Unit at Paideia International Hospital has obtained PERLA Certification and, among the certified departments, has also won the PERLA Award dedicated to person-centered

Endometriosis: Not a Rare Disease, Yet Women Remain Invisible
Delayed diagnoses, incomplete treatments, ignored pain. For decades, endometriosis has been labeled as “the invisible disease.” Yet it affects millions of women around the world,

Clean Hands, Safer Patients: The Simple Weapon Against Infections
Washing hands is one of the simplest yet most effective actions for preventing the spread of hospital-acquired infections. This is a topic that concerns not

Pelvic Floor: A Treasure Worth Protecting
The pelvic floor is the anatomical structure at the bottom of the abdomen on which much of our daily well-being rests: from urinary and fecal

That jaw ‘click’ might be telling you more than you think.
Click, click — a snap every time you open your mouth. Some people ignore it, others tolerate it with annoyance or resignation. But many live

Knee Surgery Today to Protect the Future
It only takes a moment—a misstep, a sudden change of direction, a bad landing after a jump—and the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the knee
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